Will this allow me to plug up all three fans in my case to my ASUS ATX DDR3 2600 LGA 1150 Motherboard H97-PLUS which only has 2 fan pluggs?
8078
This will allow you to plug two fans to one plug. So if your Mobo has two fan plugs then yes getting this would allow you to run two fans off one plug and the third off the second plug.
8079
Yes...one cable supports 2 fans. So you can have up to 4 fans for your 2 plugs. Keep in mind they run in parallel and are treated as one fan on MOBO.
8080
Yes... to any 4-pin fan connector. I also happen to have this MoBo, I am using this adapter to energize 2 CPU cooler fans, and also a 3 to 1 adapter to energize a lot more :)
8081
Yes allows two fans to be plugged into one outlet on the motherboard. Mine works great, runs both fans on my water cooler.
8082
Yes if you buy 1, if you buy 2 you could have 4 fans. Of course the two fans that shared one sleeved will run at the same speed and the Mobo only senses the speed of one if you have 4 pin fans.
204532
There are 2 connectors. You should really get a fan controller or something of the sort. Two fans won't cut it. I have 10 in mine but that is all personal preference.
1845770
No , this one can only have 2 fans same speed. If you want separate speeds you need Pwm splitter
1451868
I'm sure it will. I currently have 6 fans in my case at the moment (4 stock, 2 aftermarket). That isn't including the fans for my GPU; everything fits and runs cool. The only problem I really had with my case is that my CPU fan + Heatsink were almost too big for the side panel to go back on. If you have any more questions let me know.
1314403
You can only plug it into the PSU. It's maybe possible to plug it into the motherboard (with an adapter for 4 pin to 3/4pin fan connector) but ther may be consequences, Why? For one, if you plug in 4 fans onto one connector on the motherboard the fans won't work (won't spin at standard speed) and also a high chance it will short Circuit the motherboard due to over power usage. Just pug it into the PSU and your good, also keep in mind that the cable has 2 sets of different voltages (2 of each), make sure the fans would work with bolth voltages or one voltages are compatible.
1872216
They come attached with the fan 3 pin however any 3 pin connectors will work fine on a 4 pin connection on the motherboard. Also depends on where on the board you are installing the fan and may require a cable extension.
612281
I apologize for my first answer. I thought you were asking about a case. The motherboard supports 2 case fans with the 2 prong cord, and supports one case fan with the 3 prong fan cord. However, it should not matter as long as long as your PSU comes with the 4 prong standard molex connector because most fans have two power options, one of which being the molex connector.
1592264
Both of the fans join together to make a normal 4 pin fan connector. Even with a very basic motherboard, I doubt you'd have any trouble.
842779
Yes, my case has 2 USB3.0 and a USB2.0 port on the front that all work with this MOBO.
1426986
If you closely examine the motherboard photos, you will note it has 2 system fan headers. Being that it is mATX in size, you will be limited. If you want to have multiple fans running on your system, I would suggest you go with an ATX sized board, like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Gigabyte-Motherboard-Triple-Monitor-support-Windows/dp/B009L1EOKQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1379012858&sr=1-1&keywords=gigabyte+ga-f2a85x-up4+fm2+amd+a85x It has at least 4 system fan headers on it.
1220033
As long as your current fan uses screws and not plastic clips this one should work without any problems (I've used this fan on several different brands of computers (e.g. Dell, HP, etc.) without any additional steps needed) - if your existing fan uses plastic clips then you may need to install the adapter to the mobo so it will accept the screws instead of the plastic clips... Good luck! RH
826243
This has a 3 wire/3 pin connector you can plug directly into your motherboard IF your motherboard has an available "case fan" 3 pin connector. Not to be confused with a 4 pin PWM connector which is typically often labelled "CPU Fan" on the motherboard. Another alternative is to get a converter cable with 3 pin female on one end, and 4 pin "molex" on the other and plug into an available molex 4 pin connector if you have one of those available on your wiring harness coming out of the power supply. You CAN get an adapter cable to come off a 4 pin PWM connector to the 3 pin fan, and it should also work. 4 pin PWN is different than 4 pin Molex. Not sure what you are asking when you say "connect all on a single cable". Do you mean install all 4 fans in one pc and connect them all on the same power connection? The answer to that is you would want probably want to look at the specs for the power/voltage/current of the supply cable, and then calculate the load of the 4 fans to determine that. Probably yes....these don't draw a lot of power. But you'll most likely need a bunch of Y adapaters to do that. Also you may want to be aware that more fans in not always better....what you want is good airflow through the case. If you are just trying to connect 2 I'm pretty sure you can connect those off one line. I ran 3 off one line with no problem briefly until I installed a multifan controller -- then the controller plugged into one 4 pin molex for power and each fan plugged directly to the controller.Unlike Josh below, my 4 fan pack did not include any 3 pin to molex adpater...just the 4 fans with their 3 pin connectors. But another 80mm fan I bought from cooler master did come with 4pin molex to dual 3 pin connectors. You might have to buy some connectors depending on your options available in your box.
921792
Don't know but my board was support 3-pin and it was as per my requirement... and did not try using NZXT Individually Sleeved 3Pin fan Y Cable
1768744
This motherboard has 3 fan headers: CPUFAN, SYSFAN1 and SYSFAN2. SYSFAN1 is 4 pin and SYSFAN2 is 3 You'd need the appropriate splitter cable to connect five fans.
1309900
Usually, motherboards come with 4-pin connectors but the plastic support for the connector is usually set in a way that it can support 3-pin electrical connectors from fans. So, the short answer is that you will probably not need an adapter, it will work just fine just as it is.
1218672
Yes but not easy you could go on Kingston's web site and look or call them or I think you could look here on amazon for 2 fans and tie them Together with a 3 pin plug to the motherboard
53516
No. It is designed for a computer motherboard with 3 or 4 pin. It is internal fan for custom build.